Your sources, together
Follow RSS and Atom feeds, podcasts and newsletters via IMAP. The project also has YouTube, Reddit and X connectors, depending on linked accounts and compatibility.
FluxiPhone · iPad · Browser
What interests you.
At your own pace.
Articles, videos, newsletters and podcasts come together in your personal inbox. Keep what matters, organize your discoveries and line up your next listen.
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Flux
Your inbox
A little room for curiosity.
THE NOTEBOOK · ARTICLEWhat if we took
What if we took
time to discover?
Ideas worth keeping. A fresh perspective to explore when the time is right.
VIDEO · 12 MINBehind the scenes of a workshop
PODCAST · 28 MINThe city of tomorrow
Your listening queueArticle summary
02:1801Bring your sources together02Keep what matters03Move from reading to listening
01 / Your personal feed
An inbox for discovery.
A way to find your bearings.
Instead of adding more places to check, give your content a place to come together.
Organization that fits
Sort your sources into folders, mark favorite sources as VIP and distinguish read items from those waiting for you.
Keep a thread to return to
Save a bookmark, add a note or keep an excerpt. Search and filters help you find your discoveries again.
A queue for your next listen
Add interesting items without interrupting playback. Ready audio items play in sequence in your listening queue.
Another way to follow content
Listen to podcasts and spoken versions of compatible content. For YouTube videos, Flux can prepare a transcript and audio summary, depending on server configuration.
Your reading, across screens
Use Flux on iPhone and iPad, or from a browser connected to your personal server. The current project depends on this private installation.
02 / From discovery to listening
Keep an idea.
Take the next part with you.
Discover
An article or video catches your attention in the inbox.
Keep
Add a bookmark or note, or put the content in your queue.
Listen
Return to a podcast, spoken article or prepared audio summary.
03 / Your time, differently
Another way
to follow your discoveries.
There is not always time to read or watch everything. Your listening queue turns selected content into an audio sequence you choose.
Summary preparation depends on the source, transcription and configured engines. A summary remains an interpretation; the original source still matters.
Prepare · Listen · Return
04 / In practice
A few things to know
Can I download Flux?
Flux is a personal project in development. This page introduces it; it does not offer public registration, a purchase or a download. Email me to ask about availability.
Which sources can I follow?
RSS/Atom, podcasts and IMAP newsletters are part of the project. YouTube, Reddit and X use connectors that depend on account connections and platform behavior; their availability may change.
Do I need a server?
The current version relies on a personal server that the app and browser connect to. This page does not open access to that private installation or offer a public hosted service.
How do audio summaries work?
The server prepares compatible content: extraction or transcription, a summary using the configured engine, then voice generation. Preparation can take time or fail depending on the source. Voices and services depend on configuration.
Does everything stay on my device?
No. The project processes and stores items on its personal server and contacts configured sources. Some summary or voice engines may use external services; Flux does not promise fully local or offline operation.
Your curiosity deserves
a place of its own.
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